Emmett's grandmother had already tested positive, so Doster took him to an urgent care center in Kershaw County to get tested.
Now, the whole family is quarantined, and Emmett is trying to fight off pneumonia.
“We’re just buddies at home now, and we’re hoping and praying that he doesn’t take a turn for the worse,” Doster said.
After Emmett’s diagnosis, Doster posted on Facebook urging people to stay home and avoid getting close to other people.
As of Sunday morning, the post has more than 43,000 shares.
In Other News
1
Ohio House passes two bills that offer $2.4B in property tax relief
2
Hamilton’s Riverview neighborhood on display during Saturday’s Heritage...
3
19-year-old pleads guilty to theft from elderly Butler County victim
4
Blind horse rescued from pool in Madison Twp.
5
John Carter, Katelyn Markham’s former fiancée, wants out of prison...